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Nonlinear modeling and performance testing of high-power electromagnetic energy harvesting system for self-powering transmission line vibration deicing robot

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Abstract This paper proposed the nonlinear modeling and a full-scale testing method for an electromagnetic energy harvester (EMEH) used to power-up a vibration de-icing robot used in power transmission line.… Click to show full abstract

Abstract This paper proposed the nonlinear modeling and a full-scale testing method for an electromagnetic energy harvester (EMEH) used to power-up a vibration de-icing robot used in power transmission line. The aim of the proposed work is to have an detailed analytical model of the EMEH on MATLAB environment which is capable of considering the EMEH ferromagnetic core material nonlinear characteristic in the design stage and can provide a fast and accurate analytical model with different design parameters for manufacturing. The nonlinear model is derived by considering Norton equivalent circuit of the EMEH with a nonlinear Norton equivalent inductance. With the nonlinear model design data, a prototype is manufactured and different performance tests such as the validation for the Norton equivalent circuit parameters, AC-DC conversion, and maximum power transfer from the EMEH using the discontinuously conducting DC-DC converters are conducted.

Keywords: electromagnetic energy; nonlinear modeling; vibration; transmission line; power

Journal Title: Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
Year Published: 2021

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